About The Indian Boundary Park Advisory Council
Who Are We?
About the Park
Who Are We?
The Indian Boundary Park Advisory Council is a group of volunteers that supports the users of Indian Boundary Park. We are a 501c3 organization and all donations are tax deductible.
For more information or to get involved, email us at indianboundaryplayground@gmail.com
Mission
About the Park
Who Are We?
- Develop and maintain a beautiful oasis of park landscape and gardens for public view and enjoyment.
- Provide and expand park services in cultural programs of theater, movies, music, education, and recreation.
- Give our community's children the enjoyable advantages of a wonderful, diversified, and safe playground to share with friends and family.
About the Park
About the Park
About the Park
Indian Boundary Park was the second and largest of the four parks created by the Ridge Avenue Park District, which began acquiring land for Indian Boundary Park in 1915.
The 1929 Tudor-Revival cultural center was designated as a historical landmark in 2005. It hosts classes in a variety of arts. The park has a community-built playground, a pond, nature center, spray pool, and tennis courts.
